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Monthly Progress Report for the Month of July, 2020 in Compliance with NGT Case OA No. 673/2018 Monthly Progress Report for the month of July, 2020 in compliance with NGT Case O.A. No. 673/2018 Sl.N Activity to be monitored Timeline in Remarks Name of o. NGT Water bodies Agency Order 1 Ensure 100% treatment of 31.03.2020 Department of Guwahati Development and Urban Development Department sewage at least in-situ have taken following measures for in situ remediation. GMC has been cleaning remediation the Bharalu river alongwith other water bodies viz i)Mora-Bharalu ii) Bahini iii) Lakhimijan iv) Basistha Channel. Cleaning and de-siltating has been carried out by GMC on regular basis. Bharalu GMC Moreover, GMC has taken steps to create awareness among the people of 31 (Priority –I) wards of Guwahati regarding open defecation and discharge of solid waste. Also, disposal of municipal waste, plastic, bio-medical wastes etc. in the river bodies are prohibited and panel provision is incorporated in the GMC Act. Discharge of toilet and sewage to the targeted river is also prohibited. In this regard a total no. of 4697 toilets have been constructed and geo-tagged under Swachh Bharat Mission by GMC to prevent open defecation. For bio-remediation of the Borsola Beel, Govt. has already accorded AA and Borsola GMDA/ works will begin immediately after the monsoon season. (Priority –II) GMC However, the GMDA & GMC are actively engaged in cleaning the Borsola, Silsako, Deepor Beel and the Bharalu river. Govt. is taking up Bio-remediation project through GMDA in the interim period Silsako GMDA till installation of STPs and Bio-remediation will be done after the monsoon (Priority-II) season and the process of bio-remediation will continue till installation of STPs/co-treatment facilities. A proposal for carrying out Bio-remediation by GMDA is under consideration and sent to Finance Department. Bio-remediation will be done after the Sarusola GMDA monsoon season and the process of bio-remediation will continue till installation (Priority-II) of STPs/co-treatment facilities. Page 1 of 20 Sl.N Activity to be monitored Timeline in Remarks Name of o. NGT Water bodies Agency Order GMDA has taken up schemes to clean Deepor Beel and linked channels through Deepor Beel i) Development of Deepor Beel (including excavation of Khanamukh channel) GMDA (Priority-III) by excavation and cleaning from 2019 ii) De-siltation and cleaning of Pamohi River and N.H. drain. Digboi (BOD- 14.0MG/L) Kamalpur (Priority-III) (BOD- 18.6MG/L) Panchnai (BOD- 11.4MG/L) Kharsang (BOD- 7.2MG/L) (Priority-IV) Pagladia (BOD- P&RD 8.2MG/L) Survey is being conducted for ensuring 100% treatment. Baroi (BOD-3.6 MG/L) Boginadi (BOD-4.2 (Priority-V) MG/L) Dikrong (BOD-3.2 MG/L) Diplai (BOD-3.6 MG/L) Page 2 of 20 Sl.N Activity to be monitored Timeline in Remarks Name of o. NGT Water bodies Agency Order Dishang (BOD-4.2 MG/L) Gabharu (BOD-5.4 MG/L) Holudunga (BOD-4.8 MG/L) Jia bharali (BOD-3.1 MG/L) Killing Survey is being conducted for ensuring 100% treatment (Priority-V) (BOD-508 P&RD MG/L) Kohora (BOD-4.4 MG/L) Kulsi (BOD-3.6 MG/L) Mora Bharali (BOD-5.2 MG/L) Parashali (BOD-4.0 MG/L) Puthimari (BOD-4.8 Page 3 of 20 Sl.N Activity to be monitored Timeline in Remarks Name of o. NGT Water bodies Agency Order MG/L) Ranga (BOD-3.8 MG/L) Samaguri (BOD-4.0 MG/L) Son Survey is being conducted for ensuring 100% treatment (BOD-4.3 MG/L) Tenga Pukhuri(BO D-4.0 MG/L) 1.1 31.03.2020 In the initial Action Plan, 5 STPs had been proposed for all the three water bodies and the date of commencement was informed as 31.03.2021. However, Commencement of setting due to unavoidable reasons inter alia including COVID pandemic & technical up of STPs and connecting issues such as site selection for STPs & related technology, the implementation all the drains and other has got delayed. However, in the meantime, the State Government has 1. Bharalu sources of generation of initiated the process for appointment of Project Management Consultants sewage to the STPs must be & requisite survey for selection of site for decentralized STPs having 2. Silsako GDD ensured various technologies. The State Government has already signed a loan agreement with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) for 3. Borsola funding these STPs & related sewerage network. In the present scenario of pandemic due to COVID-19, it may take some more time to start the work for STP construction. It is expected that the work for STP related Sewage network may start by October, 2021 after the monsoon season is over. Commissioning would further take 2 (two) more years. Page 4 of 20 Sl.N Activity to be monitored Timeline in Remarks Name of o. NGT Water bodies Agency Order For disposal of 75 MLD Sewage that the team after survey and inspection Bharalu reported that there is no suitable land available. Managing Director, Guwahati Guwahati Jal Board has assured that in consultation with JICA an alternative to STP such Jal Board as co-treatment of Septage at Sewage Treatment Plant Technology is proposed. Small plots of Land identified for setting up of smaller STPs at Silsako. (GDD) Therefore, co-treatment of Septage at Sewage Treatment Plant Technology is Silsako proposed. For setting up of 15 MLD capacity STP, land has been identified at Serabhati Borsola under Ulubari Mouza. Bega Barak Kolong UDD STPs have been proposed for the river stretches Bega, Barak, Kolong, Bhogdoi Bhogdoi and Mora Bhoroli Mora Bhoroli Digboi (Priority-III) Kamalpur Panchnai (Priority-IV) Kharsang Pagladia Baroi Boginadi P&RD Survey is going on as per Action plan of the Pollution Control Board Assam. Dikrong (Priority-V) Diplai Dishang Gabharu Page 5 of 20 Sl.N Activity to be monitored Timeline in Remarks Name of o. NGT Water bodies Agency Order Holudunga Jia Bharali Killing Kohora Kulsi Survey is going on as per Action plan of the Pollution Control Board Assam. Mora Bharali Parashali Puthimari Ranga Samaguri Son Tenga [ Pukhuri 2 Timeline for completing all 31.03.2021 steps of action plans 1. List of shortlisted PMCs for floating of RFP will be sent to JICA for including completion of approval by 13.08.2020. setting up of STPs and Guwahati 2. Approval of JICA by 04.09.2020. their commissioning Jal Board 3. Floating of RFP & receipt of bids to be completed by30.10.2020 4. Technical Bid Evaluation to be completed by 20.11.2020. 5. Submission of Technical Bid Evaluation Report (TBER) to JICA for concurrence by 25.11.2020. 6. Concurrence of JICA by 15.12.2020. Page 6 of 20 Sl.N Activity to be monitored Timeline in Remarks Name of o. NGT Water bodies Agency Order 7. Financial Bid Evaluation process to be completed by 30.12.2020. 8. Submission of Financial Bid Evaluation report (FBER) to JICA for concurrence by 05.01.2020. 9. Concurrence of JICA by 25.01.2021 10. Award of PMC by 24.02.2021 11. Mobilization of PMC by 28.02.2021 12. Survey works by PMC as per new scope of work and preparation of estimates to be completed by 10.04.2021. 13. Preparation of RFP by PMC to be completed by 25.04.2021 14. Submission of the RFP to JICA for approval by 05.05.2021 15. Concurrence of JICA by 01.06.2021 16. Floating of RFP and receipt of bids to be completed by 30.06.2021 17. Technical Bid Evaluation to be completed by 10.07.2021 18. Submission of the TBER to JICA for approval by 15.07.2021 19. Concurrence of JICA by 31.07.2021 20. Financial Bid evaluation process to be completed by 15.08.2021 21. Submission of FBER to JICA for concurrence by 31.08.2021 22. Concurrence of JICA 21.10.2021 23. Award of contract to be done by 31.10.2021. Finalization of tenders for execution of STPs work in respect of Bega, Barak, Kolong, Bhogdoi and Mora Bhoroli is expected to be completed by 31.12.2020. Ti,mmetttttjjjjjjjjjjjjjyhyT Survey for identification of polluting source is going on. On completion of Digboi survey, setting up of STP will be initiated. (Priority-III) Kamalpur Panchnai P&RD As per Action Plan prepared by PCB, Assam, no STP is required Based on the field report, reassessment on the need of setting up of STP is (Priority-IV) Pagladia being carried out, in consultation with PCB, Assam As per Action Plan prepared by PCB, Assam, no STP is required Kharsang Page 7 of 20 Sl.N Activity to be monitored Timeline in Remarks Name of o. NGT Water bodies Agency Order Baroi Boginadi Dikrong Diplai Dishang Gabharu Holudung As per Action Plan prepared by PCB, Assam, no STP is required a Jia bharali (Priority-V) Killing Kohora Kulsi Tenga Pukhuri Parashali Puthimari Ranga Samaguri Page 8 of 20 Sl.N Activity to be monitored Timeline in Remarks Name of o. NGT Water bodies Agency Order Son Mora Based on the field report, reassessment on the need of setting up of STP is being Bharali carried out, in consultation with PCB, Assam. 5 Chief Secretaries may set A River Rejuvenation Committee was constituted vide Notification up appropriate monitoring No.FRM.171/2018/34 dated 24.12.2018 with following members for overall mechanism at State level supervision and coordination for bringing all the polluted river stretches to be fit at least for bathing purposes etc Specifying the accountability of nodal i.
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